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Covid vaccine remains the main weapon to fight coronavirus in North Lincolnshire
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Carers urged not to suffer in silence as pandemic takes hold of frontline services
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by the end of this week, a public health official announced. As part of the massive UK vaccine rollout, Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated his target to give the first dose of vaccine to 15 million people in the four groups by mid-February. So far, over 2.4 million people have received their first dose. The leader of the Conservatives, councillor Wayne Strutton (Haymill and Lynch Hill) asked at an outbreak engagement board meeting on Tuesday (January 12) what was the update on the vaccination rollout in the borough’s care homes. Tracey Faraday-Drake, East Berkshire Clinical Commissioning Group’s managing director for Slough, announced she expects all of the borough’s care homes to be vaccinated by the end of this week.
– amid warnings cases could increase after the festivities. At a health and wellbeing board on December 8 (Tuesday), Tessa Lindfield, strategic director of public health for Berkshire, urged residents to be careful during the holiday season as up to three households will be allowed to form a ‘Christmas bubble’ between December 23 – 27. She said: “There’s a very high chance of cases ticking up after Christmas because the more opportunities we have to be within coughing distance with people within that two metres, spending time with people, is what increases our chance of transmitting Covid. “We’re asking people to really think about how they can do Christmas in a safe way as possible and I think that’s really important for us because there is a real risk around this increasing contact between people in that holiday period and it will, of course, result in increased cases if we’re not really, really careful.”